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[QUOTE="JustSayin, post: 4248892, member: 8150"]
From observations, I think Gait has an "analytical driver" social style. This style is observed in people who see the big picture, transformitive leaders that make positive changes with high expectations; but dislike conflict and try to avoid it. Which is why they are often seen as aloof. Just reflect on all of his press conferences, have we seen this behavior? Drivers don't resonate or interact well with people who are amiables or expressives who need that softer touch or need lengthy explanations. Are the players worked hard? I suspect they are. Too hard? I don't know. But I suspect the data recorders that the players are wearing will provide the coaches with that data.

Petro, what's there not to like. He's a defensive mastermind and he actually loves his players. His bear hug of Cook at the Duke game said it all.

Parents say all kinds of things when they believe their sons aren't getting adequate playing time. We have seen over the years that parents have become more vocal and in some cases hostile. Gee, look what happened last week at a Bville game where the refs were accosted in the parking lot after a game. Many parents believe they know more about lacrosse that the coaches. Don't misunderstand me, I love my students' parents but sometimes they can over-advocate which sometimes prevents us from effectively doing our jobs.

I'm taking the long view, we have 3 coaches that were hired based on a track record of success, it will take some time for the right pieces are in place.
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